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Hello I would like to learn how to program in c,but I just don't know where to start .Any good books,videos,or anything like that you guys can advice me?? thanks ...
  1. 06-28-2008 #1
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    Arrow any C reference material??

    Hello
    I would like to learn how to program in c,but I just don't know where to start.Any good books,videos,or anything like that you guys can advice me??
    thanks in advance
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    Hi,

    Not sure about books or videos, but here's an online tutorial that looks promising.

    Bill
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    Book :
    1. C How to Program, Deitel, Prentice Hall (3rd ed. or newer)
    2. C for Dummies, Dan Gookin, Wiley Publishing Inc (2nd or newer)

    Site/Forum that related to programming and you can ask/research their:
    1. Artima.com
    2. CodingForums.com
    3. ProgrammersHeaven.com
    4. W3Schools.com

    Manual / Online Refs.( Higher Level )
    1. Man 3 ... ( ... : statement/Library)
    2. Info gcc
    3. man gcc
    4. man glibc
    5. devhelp utility
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    The standard book on C programming is "The C Programming Language" by Kernighan & Ritchie (also known as K&R). As Ritchie is the designer of C, this is a pretty excellent book. It is the one I used, and I highly recommend it.

    Besides that, the only reference that I regularly use is the GNU C Library (glibc) documentation, which documents both the C standard library, UNIX-specific libraries, and Linux-specific libraries. You can find it at:
    The GNU C Library
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    Hello and thank you for your replies
    Hopefully I'll start working on this by tomorrow
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